My DynDNS secondary is up for renewal. $40/year seems a bit steep just to do 3-4 zone transfers per year. Anyone have alternate recommendations?
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thanks folks, good ideas..
No spotify invites alas...
I used to use some free/donation-based secondary DNS service (I even donated) -- I forget what it was called, but it went away. So at that point I decided it was worth paying for a commercial service in order to have a possibly better chance of not having to repeat the hassle that came with moving all my domains to something else. Since then I've been pretty satisfied with http://www.dnsmadeeasy.com/ -- worth noting though that I'm using it with ~25 domains; may not be cost-effective for fewer.
Why aren't using Dyn Standard DNS for $30? Just curious.
i use namecheap.
Zoneedit.com is a good service
I just went with cloudflare.com, it's actually a security/CDN service but they will act as a DNS for you and even if you do not like their extensive security stuff you can just deactivate a site and it just keeps it's dns running, for free (they even have a everydns data liberation tool http://blog.cloudflare.com/everydns-magic-data-liberation-tool-redux)
xname.org is free and does something similar.
Brian Aldridge , Sep 12 2011 on known.dev.inuus.com